Migrating a Portfolio of Front-End Apps to Angular

on YouTube ↗05m

" summary

A portfolio of three monolithic front ends moves to a shared angular component library using ngUpgrade to drop Angular 4 components into existing AngularJS apps, building 35 shared components, 9 directives and one indefinite article pipe and publishing 119 releases to an internal NPM repository, making seven open source contributions and running six live apps; workflow is design first, noun‑verb extraction, one view model per top component and a webpack sandbox for verification, header works across mobile tablet and desktop.

AI-written summary · about

" chapters (5)

1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:16Where did you start
3. 1:11Where do you start
4. 2:16The process
5. 3:40Recap

" related talks

• 23mUpgrading to Angular without ngUpgradeErin Coughlan · Angular Connect 2018
• 19mIn the Ocean of Angular Web ApplicationsYaprak Ayazoglu · Amsterdam JSNation Conference 2018
• 33mRefactoring 80+ Angular projects and what went wrongMuhammad Ahsan Ayaz · Frontend Nation 2024
• 42mRefactoring 80+ Angular projects and what went wrongMuhammad Ahsan Ayaz · Jfokus 2025
• 56mModernizing Large Frontends with Web ComponentsSam Julien · NDC London 2020
• 20mUpgrading Enterprise Angular ApplicationsVictor Savkin · ng-conf 2017
• 28mAngular in a microservices worldKwinten Pisman · ngVikings 2019
• 20mArchitectures for huge Angular based Enterprise Applications...Manfred Steyer · NG Poland 2018